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See Latest ArticlesNatural Killer Cell Counts Are Not Different between Patients with Post-Lyme Disease Syndrome and Controls
Clinical and Vaccine Immunology, 08/12/09
Marques A et al. – It has been reported that patients with "chronic Lyme disease" have a decreased number of natural killer cells, as defined by the CD57 marker. The authors performed immunophenotyping in 9 individuals with post–Lyme disease syndrome, 12 who recovered from Lyme disease, and 9 healthy volunteers. The number of natural killer cells was not significantly different between the groups.
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